Tag: homeware

home: favourite thing [ sideboard ]

home: favourite thing [ sideboard ]

This solid eucalyptus wood sideboard with a modern take on mid century design is a winner from Anthropologie.

With two drawers at the front this piece could double up as a console for a hallway or desk/dressing table in a bedroom.

The cedar colour would work well with traditional or modern homes. We love it!

[ £498 ]

anthropologie.com

home: featured [ The Bristol Artisan ]

Based in Clifton, Bristol, The Bristol Artisan was founded by Sophie Rees. In the charming old ‘butchers shop’ she curates a beautiful retail selection of artisan makers and designers under one roof.

They say;

The Bristol Artisan is a curated space for contemporary design and craft. Selling work from over 70 independent Bristol and UK based designer makers.

We stock a range of ceramics, jewellery, homewares, lighting, clothing, cards, candles, wrapping paper, original prints, beauty products and dried flower bouquets.

home: found this [ planters ]

home: found this [ planters ]

With the good weather finally setting it, it’s time to make an outdoor space look beautiful. Whether it’s a garden, a balcony, yard or just outside the the front entrance – use planters to bring texture and colour or even start some growing your own vegetables. How ever big or small make outdoor space work for you this summer.

We love the Made.com range and picked these clay red woven ones as our favourite choice.

£79 for the pair.

home: follow friday [ Jo’s House ]

home: follow friday [ Jo’s House ]

Launched in 2017, Herne Hill based homeware & lifestyle store Jo’s House is a must visit.

Modern contemporary homeware including ceramics, soft furnishings & storage baskets sit alongside stationery, candles & jewellery. A well curated mix of all things you need in home & life.

‘The ethos of the shop was to provide great, simply designed accessible products, which were handpicked and curated for their enduring quality, provenance (wherever possible) and feel good factor’

Follow Jo’s House on Instagram or head to joshouse.co.uk for a browse.  

home: favourite thing [ duvet cover ]

home: favourite thing [ duvet cover ]

Love the new designs from Orla Kiely at John Lewis. This patchwork floral design on bedding, is a new version from the original infamous stem petal pattern.

£20 – £85

They say;

This design is a reimagining of the Orla Kiely archival stem petal design, paired with a dainty cup flower. Multi Patchwork bed linen is part of an exclusive collaboration with John Lewis & Partners that reflects a shared love of bold colour and a strong graphic style.

Hailed by many as the ‘Queen of Prints’, Orla Kiely is a prolific textiles designer who has won global acclaim for her kitsch and colourful designs.

Drawing inspiration from nature, her Irish heritage and her grandmother, she has encapsulated these elements in her prints, giving the fresh, vintage-inspired twist for which she is famous.

home: featured [ Homeplace ]

home: featured [ Homeplace ]

Mixing new & vintage, Homeplace offers a lovely selection of homeware you will fall in love with.

‘We source items which we love and which we hope you will do too. We are passionate about great design – contemporary as well as Mid Century but we are also fans of the quirky and the whimsical..and we like nothing better than mixing them all up to create eclectic interiors with heaps of individuality’

Choose from vases & ceramics, mirrors & lighting as well as larger furniture items. All carefully selected and curated to bring us a shop you will want to come back to again and again.

homeplace.com

home: follow friday [ Closet & Botts ]

home: follow friday [ Closets & Botts ]

Closet & Botts have a wonderful curation of vintage, new and handmade homeware, furniture and clothing.

There’s a wealth of texture, muted colour and pieces for every home, from enamel kitchenware to floral homewares and rustic ornaments to bohemian baskets.

home: featured [ George at Asda ]

home: featured [ George at Asda ]

Isn’t it amazing what you can find at the supermarket? Take a look online or in larger stores and discover the wealth of great on trend pieces of homewares and furniture.

The prices are reasonable and there’s pieces for every room, every surface, every wall. Create a wonderful home and pick up your groceries.

home: found this [ jug ]

home: found this [ jug ]

This chalk finish crackle glaze jug from Dunelm is a beautiful little piece of homeware. Adorn a sideboard with flowers, part of a table setting with freshly made lemonade, on a shelf as an ornament – it will add texture and calm to an interior styling.

At just £15 it’s an easy purchase to use yourself or give as a gift.

Use along side other minimal neutral pieces (see below) from Dunelm to create a calm, modern cottage feel.

Farah Throw £16 • Faux Plant £7 • Wood Tray £6